Your favorite Urbanna, Virginia Jewelry Designer, Bev Hardin just brought us some fabulous new goodies this week. Featuring natural stones and glass beads, they are sure to add the perfect touch to your summer wardrobe. Here is your sneak peek. Come by the shop or drop us an email if you would like to see more!

Just In! Richly textured grain sack pillows and table runners, handwoven of organic hemp linen! Yes, these are the authentic vintage European grain sacks that were used to carry oats and flour. Durable, yet surprisingly soft, they have been lovingly hand washed and made into unique accents for your home. As always, we guarantee their authenticity. These are moving very quickly, so stop by the shop soon

Happy Valentine’s Day! We hope everyone’s day is sweet!!!
Sara just brought in a fabulous new inventory of fun vintage charms and we have chains to put them on. Visit our “Browse” section to see more photos!

Sara has just brought in many more, great holiday gift items for everyone on your list. Check out all the neat stuff for the man (or men!!!) in your life, starting at only $5. Just some of what we have — bookends, leather bound books, antique dominoes, horn cups, vintage fountain pens, leather boxes, and more. For the ladies, Edie, one of our favorite Richmond designers, has brought in a new variety of earrings and necklaces, $24 and up.
As we speak, Sara is unpacking a new shipment of vintage silver. More photos to come on the website….
So, FORGET the mall! We have everything you need!!!
…and always remember that if Cary Street has a lot of traffic, make the first available right turn, turn left on Grayland Street, left on Sheppard Street,and park in our lot on the left, right across from the shop.

Just in time for the holidays! Fabulous new jewelry by local artists Bev Hardin, Edith Meriwether, and Kathy Napier. These are one-of-a-kind creations, many with vintage elements, natural stones, and sterling silver.
…thank you Hope, for the AWESOME displays!!

Open House this Friday, December 2nd, All Day Long!! Lots of homemade goodies, YUM!!! We’ve stocked the shop with many fabulous antique and vintage gifts as well as some spectacular new finds from the High Point gift show. As always, we carry locally made West 30 Soy Candles, artisan made jewelry, Eliza B. Askin wrapping paper, and Charlotte’s fresh gifts from the garden.

Black Friday, the mall, ugh!!! Who needs it! You don’t, so come to Carytown where you can stroll the blocks of shops from quaint to hip, with unique gifts for everyone on your list. At Sheppard Street Antiques we have lots of new inventory (check out “Browse the Store” and we promise you a fun, relaxing, shopping experience. And, mark your calendar for Friday, December 2nd, for our all-day, annual Holiday Open House. More details to come!

Sara just brought in an awesome  collection of vintage clock faces with hand painted enamel dials and brass trim.  I just knew I had to have one and it occurred to me yesterday how I would display it.  At first I thought I would hang it on the wall with another “eclectic” group of things, but I was later inspired to do this.  I framed an old book page and attached the clock face to the outside of the glass.  At first I used earthquake wax but it slid so I used some mounting putty (removable of course).  What do you think?

Come see us soon!!!  Sara is bringing in new inventory every day, and next week we will have some wonderful vintage Christmas items.

Paula (One of Sara’s biggest fans.  I work in the shop on Tuesdays.)

Remember way-back-when in school when you had “Show and Tell” every Friday? Well, it’s show and tell time at Sheppard Street Antiques! Personally, I kind of got carried away when Dennis (Sara’s husband) started making all of those beautiful terrariums and succulent dish gardens. Yes, REALLY carried away. Then, last week when I was working at the shop I spied this wonderful half round, two tier plant stand. It immediately hit me. I could put this plant stand in my bay window in my kitchen and display all of my plants, terrariums, and dish gardens!  What do you think?

So, today I’m asking you to share your latest find from Sheppard Street Antiques and show us how it looks in your home. Take a pic and email it to sheppardstreetantiques@gmail.com and you could be featured on our blog.

And, don’t forget that tomorrow, Saturday, October 29th, is “All Treats, No Tricks” day at Sheppard Street Antiques. Sara has made mini cupcakes and cider so come by and get your treat and see our latest inventory.
Paula Barlowe
(Most of you already know me, but if you don’t, I’m Sara’s “Tuesday person”)
p.s. That really cool art deco “Paper” stand came from Sheppard Street, too!!

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